Wallingford Volunteer Fire Department is looking for individuals that want to help and support the community. No experience necessary. We train every Tuesday evening. | Requirements: Willingness to learn and be committed Take part in trainings and continue eduction through local and state schools and classes. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support

Anyone 16 or older can be a firefighter of the Clarendon Fire Association. We looking for people to commit to 4 Tuesday's a month to help on calls anytime of the day and someone would like to learn. | Requirements: Someone who wants to learn and commit. | Categories: Department Support, Firefighter

Volunteers are needed to prepare and serve homemade meals for residents at the Dismas Houses. This role involves cooking and sharing meals with residents, fostering community and connection.

As a VITA volunteer, you will assist low- to moderate-income individuals and families with free tax preparation services. This role helps ensure that underserved populations receive the tax credits and refunds they are entitled to, making a significant impact in their financial well-being.

Volunteers will help build strong membership and relationships between RYP and local employers. They will contribute to the economic vitality of the Rutland region by attracting and retaining a diverse workforce.

Volunteers will handle advertising and branding for RYP, manage social media, and develop materials for sponsorship and membership growth.

Volunteers will plan and execute monthly Mixes, organizing locations, speakers, entertainment, and activities. They will also help with marketing and spreading news online.

Volunteers will promote inclusion and equity, focusing on diversity in all its forms. They will create programs that support a welcoming environment for all.

Learn what it takes to become a firefighter. You will be limited on what you can do, But well worth it. Assist firefighters in clean up and getting the trucks back in service. | Requirements: 16 years of age and a valid drivers license. | Categories: Junior Members

Assist in all fundraising activities. | Requirements: 18 years old and a valid drivers license | Categories: Fundraising

Assist department in all functions, not involved with direct firefighting. help with traffic control, rehab, clean equipment and station. | Requirements: 16 years of age and a valid drivers license | Categories: Department Support

Assist in mitigating the spread of Eurasian milfoil by volunteering your time to monitor and remove new growth in Lake Rescue. Volunteers are crucial in maintaining the health of the lake ecosystem.

An all-hazards department. involved in firefighting, Motor vehicles accident's, cold water rescue, off road rescue, Assist the ambulance and the police department. | Requirements: valid driver's license, 18 years of age, pass a respiratory test. | Categories: Firefighter

Are you someone who wants to make a real difference? Up for a serious challenge? Not scared of a little hard work? Willing to do what it takes? That’s our thing. If it’s yours, too, we can’t wait to meet you. If you are interested in helping your neighbors in their hour of greatest need, the PVFD offers a unique volunteer opportunity. Even if you have no experience in emergency services, we provide robust training that will give you the confidence to work as part of our team. | Requirements: To be a firefighter, you must be over 18 and you must be willing to make time for the fire department. That means attending weekly trainings and participating in department operations. We require 24 hours of training per year for all active members. We conduct trainings on Tuesday evenings. All training and equipment is provided for free. Firefighting and rescue operations are physically demanding, and require a high degree of fitness. But if you are not very fit or are physically disabled in some way, don't count yourself out! There are many valuable roles in the fire service that might be a good fit for you. Your duties as a firefighter will place you in contact with children, vulnerable adults, and in the homes of strangers. For this reason, applicants will be subject to a criminal background check. Finally, you must live in the Pawlet, Vermont area to join our fire department. If you do not live in the area, please seek out the fire department in your community. | Categories: Firefighter

Ready for a serious challenge? Looking for a way to give back to your community? Want to find out if a career in emergency services might be for you? Our Junior Firefighter program is a unique volunteer opportunity for mature young people 16 years of age and up. Junior firefighters work and train shoulder-to-shoulder with our adult firefighters. You get REAL firefighter training and get to be a part of something important. If you are looking for a community service role that really matters, and you have always wondered about being a firefighter, this volunteer opportunity is for you. | Requirements: To be a junior firefighter, you must be between the ages of 16 and 17 (if you are 18+ you can apply to be a full firefighter), and you must be willing to make time for the fire department. This means joining us for trainings, meetings, and maintenance work from 7-9pm on Tuesday evenings as often as possible. School must always come first– we expect all junior firefighters to fulfill all academic obligations before participating in fire department activities. Membership on our department is open to any gender or physical ability level. We expect a commitment to excellence– what we do is serious business. If you come through the door with a positive attitude, ready to learn, work, and push yourself, we'll guide you from there. And we'll have fun doing it! You must live in the Pawlet, Vermont to join our fire department. If you do not live in Pawlet, please seek out the fire department in your community. You will need you parent's permission, so make sure you talk to them first. | Categories: Firefighter

Help with day-to-day operations from home, including managing medical records, assisting with adoption processes, and supporting social media efforts. This role allows you to work at your own pace and schedule.

As a foster care provider, you will offer a temporary loving home to cats and kittens in need. This role is crucial for the organization, especially during kitten season, and requires no specific time commitment.

Provide free professional services such as legal, medical, or educational support to asylum seekers to aid in their integration and well-being.

VISIT US DURING OUR RECRUITEMENT OPEN HOUSE ON MAY 13, 2023 FROM 9 AM TO 1 PM! West Rutland Fire Department is seeking individuals to serve our community in the role of Firefighter. The West Rutland Fire Department has been providing emergency services to the Town of West Rutland since 1891. Our Department provides fire protection, hazardous materials response, and rescue services to the residents and visitors of West Rutland and our surrounding communities through mutual aid. We are staffed with approximately 20 volunteer/call firefighters who are on call and respond when an emergency occurs. The West Rutland Fire Department is well-equipped with a fleet of 6 on-road vehicles and 1 off-road vehicle, a full compliment of modern firefighting and rescue equipment, and dedicated Firefighters who pride themselves in their skills and community service. We are housed in a modern fire station and meet regularly to further our training. The Department answers approximately 100 emergency calls for service each year. Our members enjoy a close camaraderie in a friendly environment where everyone works together to serve our community. | Requirements: 1. Must be at least eighteen (18) years of age; and 2. Must be physically fit and medically cleared to perform the duties of a Firefighter; and 3. Must be a legal resident of the Town of West Rutland; and 4. Must possess a valid Vermont Operator’s License; and 5. Must be a citizen in good standing as proven through reference and criminal background checks. Our members must complete Firefighter I training within the first year of membership and maintain annual training as required by the Department. All personal protective equipment and training is provided at no cost to the Firefighter. Our firefighters are on-call and receive a per event compensation for responding to emergencies and attending training. | Categories: Firefighter

- Protect citizens during an emergency - Extinguish fires - Execute rescues - Provide traffic control - Respond to calls for aid - Provide mutual aid to surrounding towns - Assigned duties will be based on level of training and can range from support activities to interior firefighting - Training is provided by the training officer or through state offered training Responsibilities include: - Understand and follow written standard operating procedures (SOP) - Respond to fire alarms - Respond to motor vehicle accidents and other traffic issues - Respond to other emergencies as required - Operate firefighting equipment - Maintain firefighting equipment and the fire station | Requirements: - Ability to learn and comply with written SOPs, rules and regulations - Accountability - Empathy - Honesty and integrity - Fairness and respect - Willingness to attend monthly training - Willingness to respond to calls - Valid drivers license - 18 years of age (16 can be considered for Junior members) - Ability to pass a background check - Duties will be assigned based on level of training | Categories: Firefighter